World Peace Resides in Our Shared Being
- Duration: Video: 1 hour, 46 minutes, and 21 seconds / Audio: 1 hour, 46 minutes, and 21 seconds
- Recorded on: Jun 26, 2017
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Garrison Institute - June 2017
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In this meditation we allow our essential self to emerge from the fog of ever-changing thoughts, feelings and perceptions. We discover that the resolution of conflict in the world is not in the working out of thoughts and feelings, but in going the other direction to our shared being.
A man asks what happens to the observed and the observer during deep sleep and meditation.
A woman wants to know if it's a single thought that prevents peace in our world.
Rupert elaborates on what P.D. Ouspenky meant by 'self-remembering'.
A man who knows he is eternal awareness is encouraged to go deeper into the knowing of his own being.
It is our experience that awareness's nature is ever-present so evidence should be required to prove that it is finite and temporary.
A man claims that he has experienced the disappearance of awareness.
In this meditation we allow our essential self to emerge from the fog of ever-changing thoughts, feelings and perceptions. We discover that the resolution of conflict in the world is not in the working out of thoughts and feelings, but in going the other direction to our shared being.
A man asks what happens to the observed and the observer during deep sleep and meditation.
A woman wants to know if it's a single thought that prevents peace in our world.
Rupert elaborates on what P.D. Ouspenky meant by 'self-remembering'.
A man who knows he is eternal awareness is encouraged to go deeper into the knowing of his own being.
It is our experience that awareness's nature is ever-present so evidence should be required to prove that it is finite and temporary.
A man claims that he has experienced the disappearance of awareness.